We run the ADSM scheduler under NT as a service and give the service
'system' authority. You can setup ADSM scheduler as a service by using the
INSTSRV and SRVANY programs which come in the NT Reskits. You need to add
some keys/values to your registry settings for the services. Off the top of
my head, it's a 'parameters' key to the service and then
Application,AppParameters, and AppDirectory values to that. I think the
settings are in one of the readme files that come with the client, let me
know if you need them I'll look them up. Set your schedulemode to prompted
and the client will wait until the ADSM host contacts the client to run a
backup.

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> From: Rafael J. Goldschmidt <Rafagold AT CANOPUS.COM DOT AR>
> From: Rafael J. Goldschmidt <Rafagold AT CANOPUS.COM DOT AR>
> To: ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU
> Subject: Windows NT as a client
> Date: Friday, February 28, 1997 11:42 PM
>
> A company in Argentina installed ADSM using an AS/400 as a server and
> Windows NT clients.  The problem is that the NT clients need to have
> admin authority to make a backup.  This is inconvenient for them because
> normal users do not have such authority.  Question: what if the backup
> is initiated by the server and not by the client?
> Does the client need such authority anyway?
> In this condition ADSM is not useful for this company.  Can anyone help?
>  Thank you very much in advance.
> From the land of Maradona and Menem, kind regards.  Rafael